Sentence examples for courage to resist from inspiring English sources

"I was totally outraged," he said, but "I did not have the courage to resist.

It takes courage to resist the temptation to bail or distract oneself.

The signatories say: "We hope that you will have the courage to resist such pressures".

The toothless machinery of the state rolls towards those who have the courage to resist the sickness.

This gave them courage to resist their international funders' demands, even when if they lost some funding.

After he became pope, he was a moral force in the fight against totalitarianism, touring his homeland and giving Poles the courage to resist the Soviet Union.

The definition of moral courage is to resist allowing fear to overwhelm our humanity.

How do the values, the moral and when necessary physical courage develop to resist evil, to act in others' behalf, to work on building a peaceful and harmonious society or world?

If men like Paul Ryan, Marco Rubio, and John McCain had shown the courage to openly resist Donald Trump, they might have changed the future of the Republican Party and the country.

It took tremendous courage and endurance to resist, escape in haste, and bear the great loss that they suffered.

At this monetary moment more than any since the late 1970s, the Fed needs a hard-money chairman with the courage and credibility to resist the temptation to escape from the consequences of the last bubble by floating another one.